I ask him what single thing he's most nostalgic for.
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I think the person who was most nostalgic for it was me.
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" Another called it the "sweetest and most nostalgic film of Quentin Tarantino's career.
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And while most nostalgic Americans continue to long for those days, they shouldn't.
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Less urgently, it has informed one most nostalgic surprises of the season: limited-edition bath bombs from Lush.
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You'll also feel most nostalgic than usual, and reconnecting with your roots or family will be a priority.
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The acid-dipped photographs of Julie Orlick are like a journey into the most nostalgic depths of your psyche.
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"Amarcord," the director's most nostalgic memoir, evoking the small coastal Italian town where he grew up, is on Sunday, Aug.
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There are tons of Monopoly editions out there, but this one might be the most nostalgic for video game lovers.
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"It's a disappointing, unfunny reminder that maybe the trend of rebooting the objects of our most nostalgic desire needs to end."
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Prophet sounds most nostalgic when talking about this period, specifically the first time he experienced the lights of a big city.
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So "Magnum Manifesto," the museum's rewarding summer exhibition, is something of a #TBT, to use that most nostalgic of Instagram hashtags.
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Instead, it's a disappointing, unfunny reminder that maybe the trend of rebooting the objects of our most nostalgic desire needs to end.
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Perhaps the two most nostalgic images of the bunch were of when Jenner, wearing a leopard print shirt, went bowling with Caitlyn.
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Jon Favreau, director of "The Lion King," brought with him a piece of footage that elicited the most nostalgic feelings among the audience.
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Which explains why (despite what the most nostalgic fringe of rap listeners thinks) French Rap today is extremely diverse—perhaps more than it has ever been.
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Such is the case with 7-Eleven, which is celebrating 90 years of grab-and-go convenience in the most nostalgic way possible: with free Slurpees all day.
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The PaRappa remaster, less positively, is absolutely a relic of the past, of the genre's hit-and-miss formative years, that only the most nostalgic need seek out.
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We might also recall "The Flower of My Secret," in which women sit outdoors, make lace, and join in song, or maybe "Amarcord" (1974)—Fellini again, at his most nostalgic—which begins, likewise, with laundry hung out to dry.
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In 2019, we live in a world where massive, interconnected cinematic universes rule the box office, and where films that we're most nostalgic for end up getting their own big-budget remakes with fresh faces, CGI budgets, and capabilities that the original directors could never have imagined.
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Born in Chennai, India, Lakshmi doesn't answer my questions about what spices are most nostalgic for her, as she says she's been eating the same flavors since she was born; and when you never lose touch with something of your childhood, can it really be nostalgic?
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Viacom announced today that MTV Classic will launch August 1, and will feature MTV shows "from the vault" like Beavis & Butt-head, Cribs, Daria, and many other favorites—along with reruns of MTV Unplugged, Storytellers, and some live concert videos, which may be the most nostalgic move of all.
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And now, the thing that makes me most nostalgic for the Wii, in its era of commercial dominance, isn't any of its many excellent games, nor its strange and pointless controller add-ons (come on, your dad can admit that golf club appendage was a waste of money, now).
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Anything that means Harry Potter isn't really over should be music to the ears of diehard fans, but this most recent film — the second in J.K. Rowling's spinoff that takes place long before the original series, this time in 1927 — has ended up sparking more frustration than it has magic, even though this film should be the most nostalgic of them all.
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He is also a licensed private investigator. He considers himself a Democrat, and has been criticized for anti-Republican statements he has made over the years. The author noted in an interview that he agreed with Robert Crumb's observation that the Thirties was the pinnacle of American culture. He also notes in the same interview that he finds truth to Art Spiegelman's statement "that we are, for whatever reason, most nostalgic for the decade before the one we were born in", as he was born in the Forties.
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